Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-02-24

was pertCct success, uluSlcalig, uIldii
cially and socially. He expects to spend
several weeks there with a near rela'
tive.
-R. II. Krcamer, of Water Street is
one of our most successful racoon
hunters. Last Saturday he returned
from .he mountains with racoon an d
a skunk dangling from the ends of a
long pole. Bob is one of those fellows
that 'get there" every time.
Everybody is struck with the bean
ty of Geo. l.. Springer's new barber
sign. 1t is gotten up in the best me-
chanical style and for precision ana
neatness Of work it has no equal IN
town. 1t isa fair specimen of the kind
of Jobs G.. w. Albright the carpenter
and painter turns out.
We notice in the Lewishurg SdilW-
ddV Ne,cS that the firm Of Nesbit Bros. .,
proprietors of the planng mill at that
nlace assigned, their liabilities being
estimated from $50, 900 to $4,000. Ii
is thought however that they will be
able to satisfy all their creditors and
shortly resume business.
Large posters were printed at this
office on Tuesday advertising the splen-
did hotel equipment of landlord Rook,
of the National Hotel, Mt this place, at
public sale, to take place on Friday,
March 4th. Some fine horses and car
riages, as we'll rs a good COW, and sew
eral nice ShOats will be offered.
L. J. Noll, whose sickness we
mentioned last week is no better at this
writing Tuesday } lie suffers from
an old bullet wound which he received
in the war ard which causes him trouble
from time to time. His present case
seems of more malignant nature
than heretofore.
Candidates for county officers are
heard from quite frequently now. An
drew Ocker. of MadiSonhurg, will run
for sheriff and if his lengthy size has
any bearing on the race he will make
the office for sure. He was in town on
Saturday and hunted ~ the JOURNAL
man on special business.
The protracted meeting which had
been in progress in the Evangelical
church of this place for number Of
| weeks closed last Sunday evening. 40
persons were admitted into the church
as members. On Tuesday evening the
United Brethren congregation started
a reviva! meeting. in their church,
west end of Main street.
i. S. Frain announces that his
splendid Norman Percheron Horse
will stand in Penns Valley near or at
the same places where he stood last
wear and also near Centre Hall. Farm
ers should make n note of this and also
remember that Mr.. Frain'S rates will
be lower than last year. Posters ad-
vertiSine particulars will soon be out.
Mr.. Long, of Northumberland
county, came up on Saturday to visit
his son, E. H. Long, who for the last
two weeks was prisoner in his sick
room on North street. E. II. had
quite a time Of it and his condition was
serious for a SPELL He suffered from
ulcers and catarrh in the stom-
ach. Glad to say that he is on fair
way to recovery.
The MiItonian of a recent date says
that Rev. W. H. Gotwald, resident of
Milton has been elected Secretary of the
Juliet City land company, Florida. with
headquarters in the State of Flowers.
He will take his departure for the du
ties of the Office in two weeks from
! date, taking with him as clerk. Mr..
Musgrave, a reliable SOung man Of
more than ordinary ability.
A copy of the New York Observer
! Calendar for 1887 has been received at
this office 1t is designed and printed
in beautiful colorS hy Marcus Ward "
! Co. of London, expressly for the o.
serrer, and contains well compiled sta
tistics of Church bodies, religions, etc.
The calendar is an ornament for any
Office or parl0r and in compl- teness
and value is in full keeping with the
paper which sends it out.
Last Thursdays fire gave our
Hook and Ladder Company fair warn
ing that it behooves them to keep III
better working order. Some of the
members consequently proposed to have
a meeting called for the purpose Of re-
organization aid getting in better
shape. Right, let there be meeting
very soon, for it is better TO lock the
stable before the horse Is stolen. "
Presid ent Hartman has the floor.
THE horrible, nauseons wOrm-seed
germifugeS and worm SgrupS have had
their day. It's downright cruelty to
compel a child to take them when Nc.
DOnald's Celebrated Worm Powders
are so easy and pleasant to take that
children take them and never know a
medicine is being administered. Can
be procured at any drug store for the
small sum of % cents.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY d; co.,
Philadelphia Agents,
Sold by J. Eisenhuth, Millheim, Pa.
WIN. II. Rudy, gentleman from
Harteton. Union Co., was in town
last SATURDAY., and about the first per-
son to accost him was little Johnny
Clark, the blind boy, who reminded
Mr.. Rudy Of his promise given some
time ago to purchase Bible for him
They forthwith proceeded to the Jour
nal store where Johnnys religious incli.
nations received the proper attention.
and he was sent home rejoicing with
the book of books under his arm. No
use trying to get around blind John
when he has set his heart on thing.
To THE PUBLIC. II. 5. Clemens, M.
D.. specialist in all chronic affections.
and who also treats diseases largely by
inhalations, will visit patients once a
month at Bellefonte, with Office at the